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Support my efforts to solve our biggest problems In Chapter 3 of my book "Solutions: Enough complaining. Let's fix America!", I explain how "The Rich are hoarding the Nation into poverty" by going over reasons why the rich should not get tax breaks under the guise of being "job creators", the difference between the Supply-side (Trickle-down) and the Demand-side economic systems, and why the Trickle-down economic system has failed the United States for decades (since Ronald Reagan), and the stranger than fiction connection between the movie "2012" and the COVID-19 pandemic. As always, find links to the sources used in my book as well as extras like my petition/legislation to "End the Job Creator Myth" Decommissioned missile silo conversion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OI2ZD... The mile-long “Freedom” ship: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ezea... https://www.youtube.com/user/TheFreed... The Rich are out of control: https:

I don't care which political party you believe in, when policies seem to be mean spirited, you might want  to heed that nagging voice in the back of your head:  That's your conscience telling you that there is a disconnect between what our leaders say and what your morality demands of them. I know that we all have our sinful moments (I know I've had mine), but there's a difference between stealing candy as a child and leaving millions out in the cold.  What I am referring to is the new wave of political leaders who seem to deem all people in need as parasites:  How else could they justify their attempts to cut unemployment benefits, welfare, food stamps, medicare benefits.  How else could they justify a position requiring budget cuts of equal value before any disaster relief funds are to be released ? Most recently, a Congressman named Todd Akins tried to differentiate between what he calls illegitimate and legitimate rape , which would place blame on the victim.  W

This is the speech I gave this past Saturday August 18th at Storm Expo 2012. Hello, I would like to address the ways in which politics play a role in hurricane preparedness. Fortunately, we have not experienced any hurricanes in South Florida thus far this year and hopefully, we will be spared this fate for the remainder of the season.   As for believing that we will never be faced with the devastation that a hurricane can cause, no one here is that naive.   The best we can do is to mitigate the potential damage by being as prepared as we possibly can be when the next storm strikes. Having emergency supplies on hand can greatly reduce the pain of loss as well as mean the difference between life and death.   If municipal water supplies are cut off or contaminated, a set aside of five gallons of water can not only provide the sustenance a family may need, but also serve to buoy their spirits until assistance can arrive; If that five gallons runs out, bleach can be used to d